Paste shampoo applied to febrile convulsion and cerebral neuron balance

Abstract

The invention discloses paste shampoo applied to febrile convulsion and cerebral neuron balance. The paste shampoo is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 1-3 parts of rare earth, 5-15 parts of haematococcus pluvialis, 8-16 parts of Chinese soapberry fruit, 5-10 parts of amber, 2-8 parts of emu oil, 10-30 parts of tabasheer, 8-15 parts of cinnabar, 10-16 parts of arisaema cum bile, 1-5 parts of licorice water, 1-5 parts of realgar water, 15-30 parts of cyperus rotundus, 15-30 parts of rhinoceros horn, 15-30 parts of rhizoma atractylodis macrocephalae, 10-15 parts of borneol and the balance of conventional auxiliaries including activator, stabilizer, cyclopentasiloxane and Alps water. The paste shampoo can be used for improving and repairing febrile convulsion, cerebral cortical neuron can be helped and adjusted since a magnetic substance rare earth has an extremely high magnetic strengthen even in a weak magnetic field by a scientific formula, injured neuron can be subjected to a targeted efficient repairing, injured neuron cells can be completely repaired, attack of epilepsy can be completely prevented, febrile convulsion can be effectively relieved as long as the paste shampoo is constantly used for 2 days since neural functions of infants have strong recovery and regeneration capacities, and rehabilitation can be gradually achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an externally used drug for convulsions in children, in particular to a shampoo for balancing neurons in the brain of convulsions in children. Background technique [0002] Jingfeng, the name of the disease in Chinese medicine. It is a common acute and severe disease syndrome in childhood, characterized by clinical convulsions and coma. Also known as "convulsions", the common name is "convulsions". It can occur in any season, and it is more common in children aged 1-5. The younger the age, the higher the incidence rate. The evidence is often dangerous and changes rapidly, threatening the life of children. Therefore, ancient doctors believed that convulsions were a bad weather. For example, "Tongyi Baojian. Children" said: "The most dangerous disease in children is that there is no evidence of shock." "You Ke Shi Mystery. Convulsion" also said: "The most serious disease in children is convulsion". Primary disease Western m...

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[0003] Studies at home and abroad have shown that epileptic seizures can cause synapse formation disorders and cause neuronal cell dysplasia; in addition, abnormal discharge of epilepsy can cause apoptosis and necrosis of normal neuron cells. The impact of antiepileptic drugs on the cognitive function of children with epilepsy : Since the excitatory and inhibitory mechanisms of the children's brain have not yet reached a balance in the immature brain, antiepileptic drug treatment during neurodevelopment is more likely to cause cognitive dysfunction

Antiepileptic drugs may also affect the maturation of the cerebral cortex

Among traditional antiepileptic drugs, phenobarbital can affect children's IQ, while carbamazepine, sodium valproate, and phenytoin have little effect on children's cognitive function. Among new antiepileptic drugs, gabapentin can increase children's behavior Abnormally, Kaplan has a certain therapeutic effect on children's attention and emotional instability, oxcarbazepine has no obvious effect on IQ, and Topamate has a certain detrimental effect on children's attention, memory, and language fluency